A person's worldview is typically constructed from all of the following value orientations EXCEPT
A) human nature.
B) person/nature relations.
C) social relations.
D) family structure.

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Family structure, while influential in shaping an individual's beliefs and behaviors, is not considered a primary component of a person's worldview in the same way as orientations towards human nature, person/nature relations, and social relations. Worldviews are more broadly concerned with fundamental cognitive orientations regarding the nature of reality, human existence, and the relationship between humans and the natural world.

A Person's Worldview Is Typically Constructed from All of the Following